The phrase "as perhaps with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to suggest a comparison or similarity between two situations or examples, often implying uncertainty or speculation.
Example: "The results of the experiment were inconclusive, as perhaps with previous studies on the same topic."
Alternatives: "similar to" or "like in the case of".
But for Iyer, as perhaps with many writers and artists, this influence can be more specific and more pervasive.
Still, as perhaps with any group that uses tradition for entertainment purposes, Kodo has been criticized by purists for misusing it.
Lastly, the case definition that was utilized may have resulted in fewer outbreaks associated with smaller ships, as perhaps with smaller ships outbreaks would have been recognized sooner and control measures more easily implemented.
And as it relates to Eastwood, he certainly falls into that category as well, perhaps with the qualification, the "essential American director," would you agree?
It would be interesting to see a photo gallery of those who are using the app as well, perhaps with some geographic location attached to the photo.
She refers to fresh dishes using plenty of herbs such as mint and basil as well as chilli, perhaps with yoghurt on the side, rather than rich, oily, classically British curries.
The current speculation is that BHP could pay as much as $40 billion, perhaps with the aid of some private equity investors, to acquire Alcoa.
The official result – 63% for Ahmadinejad and 34% for Mousavi – means four more years for the president and an end to hopes for reform at home as well as, perhaps, detente with the west.
They would be just as happy, perhaps, with a reduction in regulation across the board.
Politics as usual, perhaps with racial overtones, is the fear factor introduced over the weekend by former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, who warned that New York could become more dangerous if William C. Thompson Jr. is elected mayor.
Monday began as normal, perhaps with stereotypical grumbling about another week, and quickly descended into a class-based open-letter tiff on privilege between a formerly floppy-haired singer-songwriter and a member of parliament, the shadow culture minister.
